Canadian Fence & Hardware

For contractors, fabricators, dealers and distributors

Keep your jobs moving. Keep your word.

You have work to finish and customers counting on you.

Get help finding fence hardware, choosing components for your application and planning the supply your next order needs.

Get your parts quote Find the support you need

Start with a part number, a description or the photo you already have.

Canadian inventory English and French support Shipping across Canada

4.8 / 5 37 Google reviews displayed on Birdeye

01 / Start with your job

What are you trying to get done?

Start with the job in front of you. You don’t need to know which service to ask for.

01 Find a missing or replacement part. You have a component, a photo or a description. You may not have a part number. Find your part 02 Get your next installation supplied. You have a parts list, quantities and a date to work toward. Quote your project 03 Keep stock or production supplied. You’re buying repeatedly, not just for one job. Plan recurring supply 04 Meet a non-standard requirement. Your drawing, dimensions or finish requirements need a closer look. Discuss custom parts 05 Put your brand on the shelf. You need hardware packaged for your product range and your customers. Discuss packaging 06 Coordinate a larger shipment. Your order needs to reach a site, warehouse or other receiving location. Plan your shipment
Not sure? Describe your requirement Working at home? Shop Fence Outlet ↗

02 / Customer voices

When you need help getting it sorted.

4.8 / 5 37 Google reviews
Displayed on Birdeye

Help finding the part

“These guys solved my issue in a moment”

The reviewer describes getting help with a chain-link component they had struggled to find elsewhere.

Sarmad Muhammad Google review, via Birdeye ↗

Quality and delivery

“Great quality and quick delivery”
Ozzie Ward Google review, via Birdeye ↗

Help from the team

“Amazing service from the whole team”
Rocco Rami Google review, via Birdeye ↗

Selected review excerpts. Rating snapshot checked September 18, 2026. These describe individual customer experiences, not guaranteed outcomes.

03 / What depends on the part

A small missing part can leave a much bigger job unfinished.

You can have the crew ready and most of the materials on site, then discover that one fitting is missing or the wrong size.

Now you’re looking for a replacement when you should be finishing the work.

Before your next order, get clear on the component, the quantity and the timing you’re planning around.

Your goal is to finish the job, move on to the next one and give your customer an answer you can stand behind.

04 / Support that fits the requirement

Get the support your next order needs.

You might need one component. You might need an ongoing supply arrangement. Start with the requirement you have now.

01 / Parts identification and support

Find the part that lets you finish the job.

You shouldn’t have to guess at the name of a fitting to ask for help.

Bring a photo, dimensions, a part number or a description. Get product-selection guidance for the application you’re working with.

Your next step

Buy based on the application, not guesswork.

Find your part Read the parts-finding review ↑

02 / Project orders and wholesale purchasing

Get your next project supplied.

Turn your parts list into an order you can review against the work ahead.

Source wood, ornamental, chain-link and wrought-iron hardware, along with panel options. Bring your quantities and required date. Ask about project or volume pricing.

Your next step

Know what the order covers before you plan around it.

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03 / Recurring supply and trade accounts

Plan beyond the next order.

You’re thinking about the next installation, production run or replenishment order while you’re still handling this one.

Discuss recurring supply, scheduled releases and account arrangements around your expected requirements.

Your next step

Build a clearer plan for repeat purchasing.

Plan your recurring supply Account and ordering information ↗

04 / Custom components and sourcing

Meet a requirement standard stock doesn’t cover.

Your project may call for a different dimension, detail or finish.

Share your drawing or specification. Discuss custom sourcing and customer-specific parts, including available tool-and-die and finishing capabilities.

Your next step

Explore a feasible option for your actual requirement.

Discuss your custom requirement Custom capability information ↗

05 / Customer-branded packaging

Put your hardware on the shelf under your name.

Your customers should be able to recognize the product and identify what they’re buying.

Discuss bulk packaging with your logo and part numbers, along with the presentation requirements for your product range.

Your next step

Agree on packaging that works for your own customers.

Discuss your packaging Packaging capability information ↗

06 / Freight and shipment coordination

Plan how your order gets where it needs to go.

Your delivery requirements deserve attention before the shipment is arranged.

Discuss direct-to-site shipping, consolidated orders, cross-docking or factory-direct container loads, as appropriate to your order.

Your next step

Match the shipment plan to the receiving location.

Plan your shipment Published logistics options ↗

Service options depend on the product and order. Confirm specifications, quantities, availability, lead times and commercial terms before placing your order. Trade accounts are subject to approval.

05 / One requirement, connected support

Your job may need more than one service.

You might need help identifying a fitting, pricing the quantity and arranging delivery.

Or you might need a custom component, packaging under your brand and a plan for repeat orders.

Start with what you’re trying to complete. Your enquiry can cover the connected requirements together.

Tell us what your order needs

Your project order could connect:

  1. 01Part selection
  2. 02Project pricing
  3. 03Shipment arrangements

Your resale order could connect:

  1. 01Component requirements
  2. 02Branded packaging
  3. 03Repeat supply

These paths illustrate how services can connect. They are not completed customer case studies.

06 / Make the next decision easier

Get the details you can plan around.

Start with your requirement. Review the supply options before making your next commitment.

01 / Describe

Start with what you know.

A part number, photo, list or drawing gives the conversation a starting point.

02 / Review

Check the details.

Review the proposed items, quantities, pricing and timing against your requirements.

03 / Decide

Choose how to proceed.

Ask questions, clarify anything uncertain and approve the order when the details work for you.

Before you place the order.

Use this checklist when reviewing your quote. Get any outstanding details confirmed before organizing work around the order.

What you’re ordering
Product identifiers, relevant dimensions, finish and units per pack.
How much is included
Quantities and any applicable minimums.
What it will cost
Item pricing, freight, taxes and any additional charges.
What timing means
Stock status, estimated dispatch and separately stated transit information.
What still needs a decision
Outstanding specifications, proposed alternatives or other conditions.
Get your parts quote

A dispatch estimate is not a guaranteed arrival date.

07 / Before you enquire

Get the details before you decide.

You don’t need to have everything figured out to start.

You don’t know the part number. Can you still start?

Start with a photo, dimensions and a description. More information may be needed to identify suitable options. Attach photos to your enquiry email.

You already have a supplier. Can you enquire about one requirement?

Describe the particular order or sourcing problem you’re evaluating. An initial enquiry does not need to become a supplier-switching exercise.

How quickly can stock items leave?

Published guidance is same-day or next-business-day dispatch for most stock items, depending on timing and location. Confirm your order’s timing separately. Dispatch is not delivery.

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Are minimum quantities required?

Minimums vary by product and order type. Ask for the conditions applying to your request.

Can you arrange recurring orders?

Discuss scheduled releases or recurring supply. Quantities, scheduling and commercial terms need to be agreed for your requirements.

Can you book installation here?

This page is for products and supply support, not installation bookings.

08 / Your next order

What do you need to keep moving?

Start with the requirement you have now. You don’t need a complete specification to begin the conversation.

Prefer to talk?

905-783-3623

Your quote enquiry

Describe the job, the order or the sourcing problem in front of you.

Have a photo, parts list or drawing? Add it to the email draft after reviewing your request.

How to reach you

You’ll review your request, then send it from your email app. Nothing is submitted automatically.

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Get the next step underway

Get the hardware details settled. Get back to the work.

Your next step can be one photo, one parts list or one conversation.

Get your parts quote

For your own project

Working on a project at home?

Find hardware for a gate, fence improvement or repair through the connected Fence Outlet store.

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For specification-based purchasing

Buying against a project specification?

Include the relevant drawings, finish requirements and required product documents. Ask which documentation is available before placing the order.

Send your project requirements